holding that summary judgment for the defendant should have been granted in libel action; the caution inherent in the use of the word "may" in statements that police officer "may have a personal grudge" and "may have conspired" to kill a person demonstrate absence of reckless disregard for whether statements were false
Summary of this case from Berkey v. Delia1975
holding that summary judgment for the defendant should have been granted in libel action; the caution inherent in the use of the word "may" in statements that police officer "may have a personal grudge" and "may have conspired" to kill a person demonstrate absence of reckless disregard for whether statements were false
Summary of this case from Berkey v. DeliaFull title:PETITIONS FOR CERTIORARI TO THE COURT OF APPEALS
Court:Supreme Court of North Carolina
Date published: Jan 1, 1975
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